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... those of re- ligion and virtue . It is the boaft of this age to have difcovered , that true politeness confifts , not in modes and ceremonies , but in entering with delicacy into the feelings of our companions , conform ing to their ...
... those of re- ligion and virtue . It is the boaft of this age to have difcovered , that true politeness confifts , not in modes and ceremonies , but in entering with delicacy into the feelings of our companions , conform ing to their ...
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... those who are invested with any branch of public authority . By this means the exercife of the cenforial power is delivered into the hands of the people at large . Every fubject in England has a right . to lay his complaints and ...
... those who are invested with any branch of public authority . By this means the exercife of the cenforial power is delivered into the hands of the people at large . Every fubject in England has a right . to lay his complaints and ...
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... those which may happen from the ordinary way of operating , and he has drawn a parallel between the two methods of operating , in order to point out the advantages of that by extraction . But I must not omit to mention , that Mr. Warner ...
... those which may happen from the ordinary way of operating , and he has drawn a parallel between the two methods of operating , in order to point out the advantages of that by extraction . But I must not omit to mention , that Mr. Warner ...
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